Best Romance Novel Reviews

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Are you looking for a great romance novel to read? This blog, in association with Best Romance Novels Today (bestromancenovelstoday.com)  is dedicated to posting the best romance novels we can find.

We scour the web, searching independent review sites for the best romance novels. We consider books from large publishers, and also gems from the small presses. Each book posted has earned at least one 5 star review from a respected reviewer. In addition, we check that novel's average star ranking on Amazon. If a book earns 5 stars from both sources, we post it here.

We're sure you'll find some wonderful books to read. Enjoy!

Beloved Vampire
Joey W. Hill
Berkley Trade, 2009
Paranormal romance

Escaping the depraved servitude of a vampire master she killed, Jessica has found her way, with three nomadic guides, to the sun-baked desolation of the Sahara-only to slowly perish. Then she hears the tale of Farida, an enigmatic beauty lost as well to the Sahara three centuries ago, whose ancient desire for the legendary vampire Lord Mason is stirring the same desires in Jessica. More...

“ Wow….Ms. Hill just knocked my socks off.” – Amanda, Manic Readers …full review

Available at Amazon


A Coventry Wedding
Becky Cochrane
Zebra, 2009
Contemporary romance

Jandy Taylor's grandfather always teased her about not being able to finish anything. So perhaps it's not a shock that a few days before her wedding to soap star Hudson Blake, Jandy postpones the ceremony and hitches a ride to Coventry, Texas, with a stranger named Sam, a dog named Sue, and an overwhelming desire to escape - if only for a few days... More...

“ Hats off to Becky Cochrane for writing such an amusing read…” – Val, Manic Readers …full review

Available at Amazon


A Knight's Temptation (Knight's series)
Catherine Kean
Medallian Press, 2009
Historical romance

A ruby pendant stands at the center of this tale of disgrace, plotting, redemption, and the reunion of childhood friends. Aldwin Treynarde is a squire who, in his youth, was banished from home for shooting Lord Geoffrey de Lanceau with a crossbow bolt and nearly killing the man. Later on, Aldwin discovered that he had been set up by the deceitful Baron Sedgewick, who fed him false stories about the lord's wrongdoings. More...

“I have not read any of the previous books in this series, however, after sampling this delectable delight, I am ready to do just that.” – Danielle, Coffee Time Romance & More…full review

Available at Amazon